I used simple rules to make DFAs that kinda match accepted physics models
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#5Prompt?
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#6I was interested to read this but .... Can't make the text bigger because it doesn't wrap properly, and the image doesn't scroll with the text.
> "d" represents the big bang singularity, which creates alot of (but not all?) matter. So this variation has inflation as a pocketed expansion of matterfilled space. (& "b" & "b1234" make alot more sense in this context.)"
There is nothing that would explain how "d" represents the bing bang, matter or dimensions. I think this is rambling of someone who read too much Wolfram works. It looks very impressive, like TempleOS.
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#9I've never seen someone write "&" as a total replacement for "and". I don't like the way it makes me feel.
Apart from that, as mentioned in another comment here, the article's content seems no less strange than the style.
Re: I used simple rules to make DFAs that kinda match accepted physics models
#10I've never seen someone write "&" as a total replacement for "and". I don't like the way it makes me feel.